Ethereum ETFs Bleed for Third Day; Bitcoin ETFs Record Modest $32M Outflow

Key Insights

• Ethereum ETFs record $41.98 million in outflows on January 22, extending three-day losing streak
• Bitcoin ETFs see modest $32.11 million in withdrawals, fourth consecutive outflow day
• Weekly data shows Bitcoin ETFs losing $1.22 billion while Ethereum ETFs shed $569.43 million

Ethereum ETFs recorded outflows of $41.98 million on January 22, 2026, extending their losing streak to three consecutive trading days, according to SoSoValue data.

Bitcoin ETFs experienced modest outflows of $32.11 million during the same session, their fourth straight day of withdrawals.

The combined outflows of $74.09 million came as both cryptocurrency ETF categories continued to face selling pressure.

Solana spot ETFs provided the only positive note with $1.71 million in inflows during the trading session.

BlackRock’s ETHA led Ethereum ETF withdrawals with $44.44 million in outflows on January 22. Bitwise’s ETHW recorded the second-largest outflow at $15.16 million.

Grayscale’s ETHE attracted $7.92 million in inflows, while its ETH product attracted $9.71 million. The combined $17.63 million in Grayscale inflows partially offset the larger withdrawals from BlackRock and Bitwise products.

Fidelity’s FETH, VanEck’s ETHV, Franklin’s EZET, 21Shares’ TETH, and Invesco’s QETH all reported zero flows for the day.

Cumulative total net inflows for Ethereum ETFs declined to $12.34 billion from $12.39 billion on January 21.

Total net assets dropped to $17.73 billion from $18.28 billion. Total value traded across Ethereum ETFs reached $1.24 billion on January 22.

The January 22 outflows followed two larger withdrawal days on January 21, $297.51 million left Ethereum ETFs, while on January 20, $229.95 million left Ethereum ETFs. The three-day combined total reached $569.44 million in withdrawals.

Prior to the current streak, Ethereum ETFs had recorded modest inflows of $4.64 million on January 16.

Earlier in the month, the products experienced strong positive flows, with $164.37 million on January 15, $175 million on January 14, and $129.99 million on January 13.

Weekly data shows Ethereum ETFs recorded $569.43 million in outflows for the period ending January 22. This reversed the prior week’s performance, which saw $479.04 million in inflows through January 16.

BlackRock’s IBIT led Bitcoin ETF outflows with $22.35 million in withdrawals on January 22, according to the user-provided data. The outflow amount was substantially smaller than in previous days in the current streak.

The $32.11 million in total Bitcoin ETF outflows on January 22 came after three larger withdrawal days.

January 21 recorded $708.71 million in outflows; January 20 saw $483.38 million in outflows; and January 16 saw $394.68 million in withdrawals. The combined total over the four days reached $1.62 billion.

Cumulative total net inflows for Bitcoin ETFs declined to $56.60 billion from $56.63 billion on January 21.

Total net assets stood at $115.99 billion, down from $116.48 billion. Total value traded across Bitcoin ETFs reached $3.30 billion on January 22.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded weekly outflows of $1.22 billion for the period ending January 22. The negative weekly performance followed the prior week, which saw $1.42 billion in inflows through January 16.

Earlier in January, Bitcoin ETFs had experienced strong inflows. The period from January 12 through January 15 saw combined positive flows of $1.81 billion, including peak days of $843.62 million on January 14 and $753.73 million on January 13.

Total value traded on a weekly basis reached $14.09 billion for Bitcoin ETFs ending January 22. This compared to $21.77 billion in the prior week, showing both lower flows and reduced trading activity.

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